values and self knowledge
Assertiveness
Maintain Outside Anchors
Focus on Unique Traits
The Threat of Deindividuation
100

What are values?

The beliefs and things that are important to you.

100

What are core values

The beliefs and principles that are most important to you.

100

What is an outside anchor


Someone or something outside your group that helps you stay true to your values.

100

What makes every person unique

Their personality talents experiences and interests

100

What is deindividuation

When people lose their sense of individuality in a group

200

What is self-knowledge?

Understanding yourself, your strengths, and your weaknesses.

200

What should you do if someone disagrees with your beliefs

Respect their opinion while standing up for your own

200

Name one person who could be an outside anchor.

A parent, teacher, coach, trusted friend.

200

What is a unique trait

A quality or characteristic that makes you different from others

200

How can being in a large group affect someone's behaviour

They might do things they normally wouldn't do

300

What is one example of a personal value?

Honesty or respect or loyalty or kindness

300

Why is it important to be yourself in a group

So you don't feel pressured to change your values to fit in.

300

Why is it important to have people outside your group

They can give you advice and help you see things differently

300

Why is it important to accept your differences

They make you who you are

300

What is one risk of deindividuation

Following the crowd and making bad decisions

400

Why is it important to know your strengths

It helps you know what you're good at.

400

What is peer pressure?

When others influence you to do something you might not want to do.

400

What should you do if your group pressures you to make a bad decision

Talk to someone you trust outside the group.

400

How can your unique traits help a group

You can bring different skills ideas and strengths

400

Why might people act differently in a group than when alone

They may feel less responsible for their actions

500

What can help you make better decisions?

Knowing your values and thinking about the consequences.

500

What should you do if your group is making a decision that you think is wrong

Explain  our concerns respectfully and suggest a better choice

500

How can outside anchors help you stay true to yourself

They remind you of your values and help you make good decisions

500

Why shouldn't you compare yourself to everyone else

Everyone has different strengths and weaknesses and that's okay

500

How can you avoid deindividuation

Think for yourself and stick to your values, even when others disagree

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